Hebron

• The cascades at Grayville Falls

Town Parks

• Burnt Hill Park –★★– 1 mile – Mainly sports fields, but a well kept trail leads around the outskirts of the park
• Chesnut Hollow –★– 1 mile – A forgotten park starts next to the historical “old town pound”. Trails are short, overgrown, and fade away the further in you go
• Grayville Falls –★★★– Less than a mile – Long sloping waterfall just off the Air Line Trail
• Hebron Center Trail –★– Less than a mile – Simple and good for casual strolls along an access road, the back of private property, and a loop along Rt. 66 if you’re so inclined
• Niles Road Open Space – Unexplored
• Old Cardillo Property – Unexplored
• Old Harasimowitz Property – Unexplored
• Old Hibbert Property – Unexplored
• Raymond Brook Preserve –★★– 1.5 miles – Flat easy trail for casual strolls and nice picnic area view of the pond
• St. Peter’s Preserve – Unexplored

Land Trust

• None

State Parks / Forest

• Air Line Trail State Park –★★– 3.75 miles – Several road crossings that can be extended in either direction
  • Shoulder parking near 92 Grayville Rd, Amston, CT
  • Small lot on Rt. 85 near 510 Church St, Amston, CT
  • Small lot near 79 Lebanon Rd, Amston, CT
• Gay City State Park –★★★– 9 miles – Varied trails, swimming, mountain biking, and the ruins of the old town
• Meshomasic State Forest
• Raymond Brook WMA – No trails – Though the Air Line Trail passes through the area
• Salmon River State Forest –★★– 11 miles – Large network of mostly unblazed trails that are geared towards mountain biking and can be confusing

Blue Blaze

• None

The Rest

• Prophet’s Rock –★★– 0.1 miles – Short trail to a large split erratic

• Fishing at the Raymond Brook Preserve pond
• Holbrook Pond Boat Launch (Parking Link)

• The Flour Girl Bakery and Cafe

Hebron was settled in 1704 and incorporated in May 1708 as the 41st oldest town in Connecticut. It was named in 1707 from Heb. Hebron (derivation doubtful); “an association,” “a league,” and “confederacy,” are meanings given this word by various authorities.